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You can trade-in for a new machine. Or do you mean partial refund when you say coupon?
by jtreminio 7y ago
You can trade-in for a new machine.
Or do you mean partial refund when you say coupon?
- leetrout 7y agoThe trade in value is $640. I paid $1599. I do not mean partial refund I mean a coupon for a significant discount so I can try to sell this one on eBay or similar.
- jtreminio 7y agoYour trade-in would cover over 1/3 of the price of a brand new machine. That's a fairly significant discount. If you used it for a year would you say you got $959 of value out of it in that time? If I purchase a new car, I can either trade it in for lower Kelly Blue Book value to dealership and avoid having to interact with eBay or Craigslist lurkers, or put up with strangers haggling and try to get more from selling it to private strangers. Same applies to a laptop.
- djaychela 7y agoI was looking at this (2017 13" mbp with 512gb) - they offered me £380 for an 18 month old machine that cost me nearly £1700! I bought the mac because it was an investment when I got made redundant and to hopefully shift careers. Sold it for £800 privately (worst loss I've taken on any item), and now think I'd be lucky to get £700 for it as the price plummeted further once the 16" came out as people expect a 14" with a fixed keyboard. Currently using a mid 2015 15". Better than the 2047 in every way, other than appearance. They should have offered a lot more than price gouging resale value for it, imo.